Spot subtle disturbances across a building's map using your camera system, then report them to keep threats at bay. As a nightshift security guard, patrol entrances for vulnerabilities like picked locks or suspicious ladders that invite thieves. Fail to act quickly, and too many issues or close encounters cut your shift short with low pay-survive the full overnight grind to earn big.
This indie simulation blends spot-the-difference tension with mild psychological horror, demanding sharp focus on multiple systems amid humanoid anomalies and locked doors. Buy flashlights for better visibility or snacks for stamina boosts from the nearby store to aid your watch. Players who thrive on attentive monitoring and risk management will find a gripping challenge here.
Security Simulator: Nightshift is a game in the "spot-the-difference"-horror sort of mold. You use a camera system to spot "disturbances" throughout the map you're on, and report them. This game's twist is that you're in the building with the disturbances, and you can't just cozy up in your office. Your goal is to keep these disturbances at bay by reporting them. As a security guard, you also have to keep an eye on the entrances to the place you're guarding. Let a picked lock or suspicious ladder go unnoticed and you may have extra visitors. Thieves can break in throughout the night if an entrance is vulnerable, you'll have to report them too before heading over and arresting. Too many disturbances, or getting caught too close to one, may lead to a short night and not much pay. Manage everything for your whole 9-5 (PM to AM) and you'll make it out with plenty to spend. Next to the security building is a store that you can buy items from. These items help you in various ways, from flashlights that improve visibility, to snacks that give you a stamina boost! This game contains mild psychological horror, requiring the player to pay close attention to several systems, having some disturbances lock the door, and some with very humanoid appearance.
